Pumpers Are Free to Present the Facts Too Good For Me and Alvarez,
There is nothing stopping you from presenting facts that refute each of my points. You never do because you can't. So Instead you launch personal attacks as a diversion from the facts. These are:
1) Chinese state miners, Zijin and CITIC will be in a position to acquire majority control in less than three years. They only need 7%, and they can then disregard retail investors such as yourselves, and do whatever they want. You can't say that's not the truth. So, all these projects may be outstanding, but none of you will be around long enough to enjoy the proceeds. There is no long term window for IVN. There is a long term window for Zijin and CITIC.
2) Notwithstanding euphoria in stock markets, the global economy is rapidly circling the drain. That's not going to help the market for industrial metals over the next few years. And you only have a few years.
3) The new mining law in DRC prohibitively punishes mining companies. We'll find out just how much when the DFS comes out with the revised NPV.
5) IVN is now a trading stock. It's disconnected from fundamentals. By this I mean the fundamentals of IVN, not the fundamentals of Kamoa-Kabula, Platreef and Kipushi. All three are world class projects. Once again though, there is no long term. You have a little less than three years before China controls the Company. And three years from the standpoint of December 2019 doesn't look anything like May 2020. We've gone from the best economy in fifty years to the worst economic disaster since 1929. Not a great time to flog a mine -- but a great time to pick off valuable properties cheap.